Oh, it’s Monday already? Time to post TMI Tuesday. Here you go…

Jack’s Answers

1. At work, what sets you apart from others?
I’m self-employed, so I guess it’s the fact that I call the shots and on the typical day I don’t actually go into the office, so to speak. Instead I stay home, raise my child, and watch pornography. However, don’t let that make you think I am some kind of out-of-touch boss who treats his workers shabbily. As someone who was once treated shabbily by an out-of-touch boss (or several), I’ve made it my goal for years never to be that kind of supervisor.

2. When it comes to sex appeal, what sets you apart from others?
I am very generous in bed (or wherever sex happens to take place). The needs of my partners are always paramount in my mind. Unless explicitly told otherwise, I am going to make it my focus to ensure the satisfaction of whomever I’m with, usually before my own and sometimes in lieu of my own. If my partner is dissatisfied, it will color the entire experience in a negative light. Or rather, I assume it will; that’s never happened as far as I can tell.

3. What are the big imbalances in your life?
I take on far too much responsibility. This in turn leaves me with less leisure time than I would like, to the extent that, on evenings when I find myself with nothing on my plate and actually have the opportunity for leisure time, I don’t really know what to do with it. I need to remind myself not only how to relax, but also that it’s okay to find myself with nothing in need of my attention.

4. What is it that your family and close friends cannot do that only you can do?
Probably maintain multiple romantic and sexual relationships, ethically, without leaving a trail of bitterness or betrayal. As my family is largely Catholic I suspect most are too rigid to even consider such a thing.

5. Are you flexible enough?
Why don’t you take me to bed and find out?

Bonus: What was the best news you received in 2016?
Jeez…beats me. My mother got some good medical news in December. I’m going to go with that, because at the moment I can’t think of anything that really fits. There were no huge revelations in the past year. There’s no gold mine under our property. I didn’t get accepted to Yale. My lawsuit against the TSA who violated me that one time hasn’t been settled.

Longtime readers will remember this guy.

Jill’s Answers

1. At work, what sets you apart from others?
At work I’m probably the most agreeable. I am always willing to help out and go along with whatever the group wants as long as I feel it does not go against the best interests of the students, the faculty, or the school itself. As someone who primarily identifies as submissive in the bedroom, I think this is part of my eager-to-please nature. I also tend to have the most patience with certain students who are, for lack of a better word, difficult.

2. When it comes to sex appeal, what sets you apart from others?
I’m not sure. When I feel safe and comfortable with somebody I feel like I can be more confident and assertive. I am able to tell or even show them what I want them to do with me, and what I want to do with them. I’m not embarrassed or self-conscious, and I can really let go and enjoy. I am able to shut down my brain and exist in the moment. And this makes me a better lover.

3. What are the big imbalances in your life?
I tend to do more for others than is done for me. I tend to give my time and effort and don’t always get the same in return. This applies primarily to my extended family and my friends, as well as certain more casual acquaintances who expect things of me but aren’t willing to reciprocate. Or if they are, their efforts fall far short of my own. It does not apply to my husband, who gives everything he possibly can to make sure I am content.

4. What is it that your family and close friends cannot do that only you can do?
I’m sure they can do just about everything I can, and likely would do so if I allowed them to. To elaborate: I do not rely on my family for much of anything. I don’t ask for help babysitting our daughter. We don’t ask for favors, or to borrow anything from them. If they offer, I am likely to take advantage, but it’s rare that they do so. I don’t ask because when I want something I want it done on my schedule, not theirs, and to my specifications, not theirs. Ultimately it’s easier just to do it myself. This is probably not what the question asked, but I had to get it off my chest.

5. Are you flexible enough?
I’m usually very good at dealing with change, because I can either deal with it or I can curl up in the fetal position and let life steamroll over me. That doesn’t sound fun at all, so I adapt as best I can. I am always working on being more flexible.

Bonus: What was the best news you received in 2016?
The best knews I got was that I am just as important and amazing as anyone else. I learned that I deserve to be cherished and adored, and that I’m just as worthy as anyone else of being taken care of. I am slowly learning to believe it.

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Sound the trumpets–dah dah dah daaaaah! TMI Tuesday is here.

If this, if that…

Jack’s Answers

1. If you were forced to wear a warning label, what would yours say?
“The first several rows will get wet.”

2. If you were a Sesame Street character, which one would you be?
Possibly Big Bird. I’m not known for my height, though of late I seem to be getting lots of compliments on my length.

3. If you could have an endless supply of a candy or baked good, what would you get?
Pizza. You cook it in an oven, right? Therefore it’s a baked good.

4. Who is your favorite villain? Why?
Magneto, from Marvel Comics’ X-Men series and related titles, as well as in 20th Century Fox’s X-Men films. A champion of mutant rights, Magneto served as the comics’ analogue to Malcolm X and Meir Kahane, a character who would stop at nothing, using violence if necessary, to ensure equality for his people. This aggressive strategy stands in contrast to the comics’ Martin Luther King Jr. parallel, Professor X, a friend and contemporary of Magneto who strives for peace between humans and mutants.

5. Are you more in tune with sunrise, daytime, sunset or nighttime?
Ten years ago I would have said nighttime. I am and have always been a night person. I like the quiet calm of the late hours, and often feel at peace shortly before bed. Additionally I am very productive late at night; I assume this goes back to my high school and college days when I’d wait until the last minute to study or complete an assignment and found that I work well under pressure. Recently, however, I feel I am more of a day person. During the day I have the house to myself. It’s quiet just like it is late at night, but during the day I am full of energy.

Bonus: If you took a job out of your current career path, what job would you take?
Something fun that allows me to profit from my creativity. I’d love to design board games, as I’ve done similar things on a much smaller scale, and see no reason not to share my talents with the world at large.

Jill’s Answers

1. If you were forced to wear a warning label, what would yours say?
“Not as innocent as I look.”

2. If you were a Sesame Street character, which one would you be?
I’d probably be Ernie because he’s sweet and trustworthy, carefree and silly. He sings about his rubber ducky! Gotta love that. Like Ernie, I love taking baths.

3. If you could have an endless supply of a candy or baked good, what would you get?
That’s a tough decision. I’d probably go with Peanut M&Ms as they are my absolute favorite candy. I’m not as into the red or blue ones as much. I eat those first, or else I share them with Jack or our daughter. I like the other colors best, and I save them for last.

4. Who is your favorite villain? Why?
I like Ursula from The Little Mermaid. She’s larger than life, with ambition, style, and voluptuousness, plus full, bright red lips. And she sings! But I am nowhere near as scheming or vindictive as she is.

5. Are you more in tune with sunrise, daytime, sunset or nighttime?
Sunrise. Watching the sun come up is beautiful, and it’s a peaceful time of day. At sunrise, there is potential. The whole day is still ahead of you.

Bonus: If you took a job out of your current career path, what job would you take?
Something where I get to travel to other countries. I love seeing the world, and while I have traveled quite a bit outside of work, I often envy my friends who tell me about the business trips they ge to take. Being a teacher does not afford one this luxury. So any job where I get to travel would be great. Plus you get peanuts and ginger ale when you fly.

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Another scene from my hotel romp with Rye last month.

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Yep! TMI Tuesday is here.

 

Jack’s Answers

1. True or False: Falling in love is a serious thing to do? Explain.
I believe it is. Speaking for myself, it isn’t something that I do lightly. I may grow attached to other people relatively easily – it isn’t unreasonable to find oneself attached to someone attractive, someone fun, someone who shares one’s likes and dislikes – but falling in love is different. It’s a much more substantial emotional investment, and therefore there is more at stake. Putting one’s heart on the line always involves risk.

2. Finish this sentence: I never knew _____ like this.
Fulfillment.

3. Would you rather swim with sharks that you know have recently bitten people or swallow live worms? Why did you make that choice?
I’d rather swallow live worms. It’s hardly an appealing choice, but compared to swimming in the vicinity of an animal known to grow as large as twenty feet, a beast unrepentant about its love of consuming all in its path – including me – eating live worms sounds like a gourmet treat.

4. What is beautiful and most appealing about you?
My cock. Either that or my easygoing nature, and my eagerness to find the G-spot.

5. What time is it RIGHT NOW? What were you doing before you started to play TMI Tuesday?
11:13 PM. Watching a documentary about horror films.

Bonus: Are you a little bit damaged? How so?
Probably a lot, actually. I suffer from depression and anxiety, and probably a bunch of other shit.  But none of it is the slightest bit malicious, so I’m probably less damaged than most.

Jill’s Answers

1. True or False: Falling in love is a serious thing to do? Explain.
Yes it is. For me, falling in love means being able to trust the other person with your heart. You risk the chance of it being shattered and never quite the same again. However, you also have the chance of being able to make your heart grow fuller than it’s ever been. To truly care for someone else more than you care for yourself. You want their happiness over yours. When you both want the same thing for each other, it’s amazing, incredible, somehow easy, and just so very right.

2. Finish this sentence: I never knew _____ like this.
Support.

3. Would you rather swim with sharks that you know have recently bitten people or swallow live worms? Why did you make that choice?
Swallow live worms. They are less likely to kill me or cause me dismemberment.

4. What is beautiful and most appealing about you?
How completely I love and care for others.

5. What time is it RIGHT NOW? What were you doing before you started to play TMI Tuesday?
10:20 PM. Brushing my teeth.

Bonus: Are you a little bit damaged? How so?
Yes. I think I let other people’s opions of me affect my self image. I also put everyone else’s needs ahead of my own, and it has caused me to think of myself as unworthy of care.

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Thanks for three hundred weeks of hotness, Sinful Sunday!

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She stared up at the ceiling, listening to the intense revelry below. Even sixty stories up from the street, music filled her ears like it was right outside the window. Still, as she lay there bathed in sweat the raging beat of her heart nearly drowned it all out. It was just the same as it had been last year, in whichever city she’d found herself at the time.

Save for the light coming from elsewhere in the suite, the room was dark. She’d accidentally kicked the lamp off of the nightstand during a particularly intense orgasm. She was pretty sure the lamp itself wasn’t broken, just the bulb. In the morning she’d set it back on the nightstand and hope for the best. Which is not to say that she’d never had to pay for damages before. A $500 mirror shattered by an errant champagne cork at the W Hotel in New York. Fire damage at the Borgata in Atlantic City thanks to a wayward candle. She could never stay there again, but it was just as well; the sushi at their modern Japanese restaurant gave her food poisoning.

She never heard from the five-star hotel in Dallas after the man she was seeing wiped his dick on the drapes, so presumably it wasn’t an issue. And the cost of both the towel rack in Seattle and the bed frame in Miami were absorbed by their hotels. She hadn’t meant to break them, but her lovers in those cities were quite clumsy and quite powerful, respectively. Things were bound to get broken.

Seattle! That’s where she’d been last year. How could she forget? She turned to look at the handsome, chiseled hunk snoring peacefully by her side. She really couldn’t blame him for being sound asleep fifteen minutes before midnight; she’d given him one hell of a workout. Twenty-two years old, with washboard abs, thick biceps, and a firm, solid ass. And hung like the proverbial stallion! His oral game wasn’t as good as she expected, but he showed promise. Anyway, his stamina was more than impressive, even if he now appeared to have reached his limit.

As she regarded his smooth cheeks and youthful features, she felt a little like she was robbing the cradle. But not so much that she might regret that it happened. On the contrary, while she’d never so much as incurred a fine on an overdue library book, she could think of nothing she enjoyed more than a little grand theft cradle. All of her men were younger than she, the oldest one ten years her junior. It was part of the turn-on. A big part.

Outside, she could see fireworks exploding across the dark night sky, leaving colorful, radiant shapes to burn bright against the blackness. Was it midnight already? Had she missed the countdown? She must have. The alarm clock had gone down along with the lamp, and she had no idea what time it was. The snoring grew louder.

She sat up, feeling the cum on her breasts and stomach cold against her flesh. She reached over for a handful of bedsheet and wiped it off, then got up from the mattress, careful not to rouse the sleeping Adonis next to her. She wandered lazily to the window and looked down at the city. She could discern crowds of tiny merrymakers carousing under bright amber street lights. Forty stories up she watched a rollicking party on one of the hotel’s observation decks. Guests in formalwear wore party hats and blew noisemakers or drank expensive champagne from skinny flutes.

Happy New Year, she thought wistfully. Though there was a time when she might have liked to be at that party, she had to admit that she was outgrowing such things. Drinking until the early hours amid wild, noisy celebration had been fun once, but now just the thought of it left her empty and unfulfilled. Even the thought of jet-setting around the world, shacking up with men at their sexual prime and having more orgasms, and for that matter better orgasms, than most women could ever imagine felt suddenly lacking. To utilize an overused cliché, there had to be more to life than this.

She considered the value in settling down. The idea of making a sturdy connection with a stable man – or even one of her many lovers – appealed to her. She couldn’t imagine herself raising children, but then she never thought she’d consider settling down, either. Could this be the year she brought substantive change to her life? Could the days of moving from man to man, taking what she wanted from them before continuing on to the next and repeating the process finally be over?

She’d never been one for New Year’s resolutions, but if she had been she knew she wouldn’t waste time with the same boring resolutions everyone else made. Losing fifteen pounds, eating healthier, and taking up a hobby? Such things held no interest for her. No, she was one to go big or go home. This year, she was going to quit having casual or emotionless sex and get serious about her life. And she was going to do it starting right that minute.

That’s when she heard her phone buzz on the other side of the room. She found it atop the pile of clothing they’d left on the floor earlier that night. The text message was from her lover in Hollywood, wishing her a happy New Year, and asking when he might see her again. She thought about the time they’d taken his boat to Santa Catalina Island. She thought of his mansion in the hills. She thought of his cock.

She thought her resolution could wait until next year.

Happy New Year all! Day two into the new year (day 3 when you post TMI Tuesday) …

Jack’s Answers

1. How is your year going?
Hard to say as it’s only two days old. Ask me again in about two weeks.

2. Did you go out on NYE or have a New Year’s Day celebration?
We stayed in on New Year’s Eve. I prefer not to go out on the last night of the year as everything is overpriced, the streets are crowded, people drive drunk, and for that matter I’ve got to compete for bar space with all the amateur drinkers who wouldn’t know a Gewürztraminer from cachaça.

3. Ahh yes, those pesky New Year’s Resolutions. How did you do with your 2016 NY resolutions–did you keep them?
I don’t believe I made any resolutions last year. Did I? I don’t usually. If I did resolve to do something in 2016 I’m guessing I resolved to have sex with a few new people, and for the record I kept the fuck out of that one.

4. Year 2017, are you carrying over any resolutions from 2016? What?
Yes. See above.

5. What new experiences are you planning to have or hoping to have in 2017?
Again, see #3.

Bonus: Did you see fireworks on New Year’s eve? (Take that anyway you want :-p )
Though I’m not one to resort to such a tired, unimaginative cliché, I’ll go ahead and say that I saw some fireworks of the sexual variety. But that’s the only kind.

Jill’s Answers

1. How is your year going?
It’s going well! I got to spend time with my parents and siblings yesterday, and did a lot of relaxing today as I resume work tomorrow.

2. Did you go out on NYE or have a New Year’s Day celebration?
We stayed home on New Year’s Eve, and it was low-key and mellow. During the day we did some fun activities with our daughter, and I fell asleep around 11:45. Jack and our daughter had to wake me up about thirty seconds to midnight. As for New Year’s Day, I got to spend time with my extended family after not seeing them for three weeks. We played games, laughed, caught up, and had an amazing dinner.

3. Ahh yes, those pesky New Year’s Resolutions. How did you do with your 2016 NY resolutions–did you keep them?
In 2016 I resolved to put myself first on occasion. With the many people who need my attention on a regular basis, from Jack and my daughter to my parents and siblings to my friends and students, it isn’t always possible, let alone easy. I don’t feel like I did this particular resolution justice in 2016.

4. Year 2017, are you carrying over any resolutions from 2016? What?
The aforementioned “put myself first” thing, as well as continuing to go to the gym and spend time with my family. The last two, at least, seem like realistic goals for 2017.

5. What new experiences are you planning to have or hoping to have in 2017?
I don’t have any new experiences planned, but I plan to be open-minded about any that might come my way, as long as they’re of the sort that might give me pleasure or otherwise make me happy. That certainly worked out in my favor in 2016!

Bonus: Did you see fireworks on New Year’s eve? (Take that anyway you want :-p )
I don’t believe I saw any fireworks. There may have been some on television, but if I even noticed them, I quickly forgot about it.

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This one speaks for itself.

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Surviving the holidays: What does that even mean?

This holiday season I noticed an abundance of articles dedicated to “surviving” the holidays. How have you survived the holiday season? What thing or situation did you feel you needed to survive?

Bonus: What are your plans for New Year’s Eve? New Year’s Day?

Jack’s Answers

Surviving the holiday season isn’t really an issue for me. I genuinely enjoy this time of year despite the added traffic and crowds, greater expenditures, and forced socializing. Additionally since I usually make a handful of gifts for family members, I find myself short on sleep the closer we get to Christmas, and this year was no exception. For me, though, it’s generally worth it as I enjoy seeing smiles on the faces of my loved ones. Make no mistake, the holidays are usually stressful for me. But it’s usually not negative stress. There is little adversity for me. I don’t have to deal with toxic relatives or politically-charged arguments at the dinner table, and in fact I opted out of visiting Trump-supporting relatives on Christmas Eve. I don’t spend money to the point that I’m buried in debt until July. I don’t experience depression or anxiety specifically related to the holidays. I know these are just a few of the issues that make some people dread this time of year.

All that said, I did make time for fun this month. A several-day trip to Ohio to visit Rye started the month off in suitably sexy fashion, and beyond that I had a couple opportunities to go drinking with friends. While Jill was out of town visiting a friend, I enjoyed some one-on-one time with my daughter which involved playing at home, driving around looking at Christmas lights, and going out to dinner. With the exception of the first item, these are things that rarely happen when it’s just the two of us. I even had fun at Jill’s family’s annual Christmas party despite the absence of my wife (and my inability to flirt with anyone given the fact it was a family event) and the lack of alcohol owing to the policy of the venue. I would have loved to have been invited out to socialize with friends more than I actually did, but three such instances in eight days may be a record for yours truly.

As for New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day, we rarely do much. New Year’s Eve usually sees us eating junk food and watching TV. Our daughter may fall asleep at her usual bedtime, but if not we probably won’t put her to bed before the ball drops at midnight. Jill and I will drink champagne to toast the end of a lousy year and ring in a year that might actually be worse, and then we’ll probably fuck on the couch. That’s what we did last year, anyway.

Jill’s Answers

The holiday season is usually pretty stressful for me. I am usually unable to put my needs first, as everyone – my husband and my daughter, my students, my friends, and my entire extended family – needs more from me this time of year than I can easily give. By Christmas Day, and usually well before, I usually feel totally drained and it makes for a less relaxing winter vacation than I need it to be. However, this year I survived Christmas by focusing on my needs for once. I got a massage, and spent an few sexy days in a hotel far from Jack and our daughter. I was truly spoiled. I also made a conscious effort to focus on the positive things in my life. While I was away I found myself missing Jack and the little one, which ensured I’d want to spend time with them when we were reunited a few days before Christmas.

December is always very busy for us. I was invited to four Christmas parties this month, and I was unable to attend three of them because my daughter was ill. I missed the fourth party because it coincided with my sexy hotel stay. I was looking forward to all four of them, and although I was disappointed to have to miss them I made the most of it. I guess you could say I survived the disappointment. But I feel like I barely survived the last week of school with my students. This year’s class is difficult and uncooperative during a normal week, and the last week of school before winter vacation almost broke me. Still, I’m glad to have some time to relax, and I hope to make the most of it before school starts again in January.

As of right now we have no plans for either New Year’s Eve or New Year’s Day. Maybe we’ll be invited somewhere exciting! [Editor’s note: I doubt it.]

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